Taking inspiration from BMW's Vision Driving Experience, Sugar Design has imagined what a future i3 wagon could look like ...
BMW’s Neue Klasse will soon hit production lines. Within those vehicles lies BMW’s Gen6 battery technology, which increases ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNBMW’s next-gen EV batteries promise 30% range boost, 20% energy density increaseBMW announces mass production of Gen6 EV batteries in China by 2026, promising a potential 50% reduction in production costs.
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Motor Trend on MSNBetter, Cheaper, Faster EVs? BMW's Next-Gen Platform Is Aiming For All ThreeUp front, BMW will optionally use lower-cost, lower-power Asynchronous motors (ASM). Their design makes them better suited ...
That range boost can’t come soon enough for some BMW EVs. The new iX2 xDrive30, for instance, has a WLTP rating of less than ...
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Autocar on MSNBMW Neue Klasse platform to reduce price of EVs and add rangeUse precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
BMW’s taking what it calls a ‘technology-open approach’ with the Neue Klasse, giving rise to a variety of electric motor ...
The Tesla Model X all-wheel drive has 329 miles of range, whereas the BMW iX gets you 303-311 miles on a single charge, ...
BMW has halted a £600m overhaul of its Oxford Mini factory amid sluggish electric vehicle (EV) sales, throwing the future of ...
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TopSpeed on MSNBMW’s New EV Architecture Could Add Range, Drop Charge Times, And Reduce EV PricesBMW’s ‘Gen6’ sixth-generation BMW eDrive technology is 50-percent cheaper than the old model, and promises more EV range, ...
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Hosted on MSNBMW’s Neue Klasse EVs Are Getting A Major Tech BoostBMW has some exciting new electric vehicle battery and charging technology that we will see on the Neue Klasse models ...
BMW's plant in South Carolina is its biggest worldwide by output and a major exporter to markets including China, Germany and ...
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